Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-20
Chicago, Ill.

ftropolis once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. III. Wade, of Dubu-
que, Iowa, are in the city.
Mr.. Horace Bolts has left for N. Y,
/ where he will reside while.
Miss Richie Cooper has returned from
Lake Geneva, in better health.
Miss Josie Mason lost an elegant gold
watch at the Casino rink Friday eve.
Miss Florence Yeizer, of Frankfort, KY.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas Hill.
| Mr.. Louis Gilbert who has been all
ing for the last month is at his post
again.
Mrs. John R. Marshall, of Washing
ton, D. c., is expected in the city this
week.
Mrs. D. w. Brown has returned from
Waukesha where she has been for her
health
Mr.. Chas Grundy, who has been
taking his vacation, will be at his post
| Wednesday.
Miss Allie Robinson, who has been on
the sick list for the past three weeks is
now convalescent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen occupied a
box at the Madison street theater to
witness Richard ILL.,"
Harsh & Taylor are in the lead when
| it comes to furnishing frst-class "wet
goods" No. 434 State.
| When you wish to have suit nicely
cleaned and repaired call on Pope &
Smith, NJ. 12l, b. Lake.
Rev. L. w. Henderson has been re-
turned to oficiate as pastor Of Quinn
Chapel for two more years.
Mrs. Schuyler Murrill and Henry
Harding,of Nashville, Tenn, are the
guests of Mrs Winfield Mitchell.
The WESTERN APPEAL will always be
found on sale at Estella Cafe and Chas.
Landre's, Ill, E. Harrison street.
st. George commandery cleared oyer
six hundred and twenty-five dollars
which speaks well for them. The Of
/ fcers deserved the highest credit.
Tuesday the 23rd will be the opening
of the Grand Masonic Convention to be
held in Chicago the %, "a and 25 by the
various grand lodges of the United
States.
All the elders of Chicago were re-
turned by the annual conference with
the exception of Elder Jno. Henderson,
/. who changed places with Elder Jacobs,
formerly Of st. Paul.
Quite number of the fashionabl e
young ladies and gentlemen went to
WoodlaWn Park Saturday and spent the
day in picnicing and dancing, Mr., Fen
ton w. Harsh the master Of
ceremonies.
The Derby picnic which was to take
place Monday the fifteenth was com
plete failure, caused no doubt by it com
| ing in such close contact with the Union
Social picnic. Stick to the uni on Derbys
and you will always be sure of success
The promenade drill by st. George
Commandry at Casino Rink was one Of
the best entertainment Of the year. The
famous Palestine comm andery of Louis.
vile, KY, gave one Of the finest drills
ever witnessed in Chicago, in all it was
grand success.
The Winter Woods Dramatic com.
pany under the management of w
Struader, drew good houses on Thursday
1 Friday and Saturday matinee. Rich.
ard ILL.," which was presented on
4 Thursday evening was rendered about
as good as could be expected although
4 it would appear from the companies
continued attempt at it, that the cast
is rather difficult for the support which
Mr.. Woods. had. Mr. Woods also had
the pleasure of presenting for the first
time in America, s'Halvei the I'm
8 known which was rendered ex-
ceedingly well throughout, however,
there is one thing that would be well
for the young aspirants to correct in
themselves, but no doubt it is prevalent
among all amateur theatricals, that is,
3 a great anxiety on their part to recog-
I nize some one in the audience, and for
1 that purpose continued peering from
Z behind the curtain prevails. Manager
s strader expresses it as his intentiont to
q open engagements for tie company al
!, an early date at Indianapolis, Ind,
Louisville, KY, and Cincinnati, o.
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